The Brookhaven leader., 1887-09-01
-own AND COUNTY ITEMS.
o,so,her il delightful.

prookhaven has some handsome turn
oats. =,
cbns. ChrislnOn has returnedRfrom thu
Coast.
whooping cough is now among th'
little ones'
u1E. Underwood and son Will soor
visit our city.
Tor the best coffee, tea and chocolate
40 TO PowelPs.
Highly perfumcd olive soap 20 cents
hox at KOhlman's.
Tom Rails has moved to Wesson and
gone into business.
Mrs G.. C. Briley, of Magnolia, is Wis
ting Mr.. Bees family.
Miss Kate Mikell is visiting her father
in Washington county.
spend your money with Powell, where
little money buys most.
Don't forget to attend the Methodist
moonlight festival tomorrow night.
John Martin, of the New Mississippian,
!, town to spend day or two.
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Gordon, of Clai-
horne. are Oh visit to relatives.
Miss CYNTHIA Latting, Of Memphis, is
visiting Judge Baggett's family.
powelrs stock is fresh and now. No
old, musty groceries at Powelps
Our business men anticipate heavy
f,ll trade and are making ready therefor
Mr., w. L. Mitchell, of the Signal
Co,,ahan. was in town Tuesday evening
Onr town will be- represented.at the
y;,r,,s on the 9th, 9TH and 9Th at Jack
son.
Miss Lutte Gsdberry has returned
from a three weeks visit to Crystal
Springs
The Board of Supervisors meet next
Monday, at which time the tax levy will
be made.
CIsTERNs-A. Riggs & Bro. PAT Delord
street, near Dryades, New Orleans. Send
for price list.
Can't Brookhaven:have that Compress
Nothing would put the town on q tirmer
business footing.
Join the Horticultural Society and do
something to make Brookhaven fruit
and vegetable centre.
Miss Ada Sessions has returned home
from Crystal Springs where she has been
visiting Miss Imogene Bailey.
Chancery Clerk Martin has been quite
sick during the past week, but We are
glad to know is now improving.
Cane mills and Evaporators 30 per cent.
cheaper than last season at J. K. Perkins
Hardware store. Cali and see samples.
4 Kohlman, the popular Front street
merchant has purchased the elegant resi-
dence Of Charles Chrisman on Jackson
street.
Mite meeting at Mr.. Parsons Friday
evening. Tho backyard will be lilu'
minated aud brilliant occasion is to be
recorded.
Rev. f. C. Grice, of Wesson, preached
ut Old Brook last: Sunday afternoon, and
at the Baptist church in Brookhaven
Sunday night
If you intend buying q grist mill or
gin stand you will do we'll to examine
J. R. Perkins stock. He is agent for the
Tinship gin and the Queen of the South
grst mill.
The /. C. Railroad will sell round trip
tickets to the Jackson Kirmess Sept. o. b
and 9TH, good to return until the 9th, for
one fare. Mr.. Bee is anxious to serve a
big crowd.
The Kosciusko Star gave Mr.. j. A. j.
Harris excellent essay read before the
Moak's creeks Farmers Alliance, and
first published in The LEADER, a promi-
nent place in its columns.
The Presbyterian entertainment last
Friday night was delightful affair. The
Virginia Mummy" Eugene McCormick)
was huge, and the refreshments furnish
ed by the ladies delicious.
olesSrS. y. w. DOONo, L. - N"A " VI
and Perry Smith represented Lincoln
the State Farmers Alliance, and
Messrs. u. A. Dawson, q. II. Thompson
and Cabe Hickman Lawrence county.
Miss Bannie Allen has returned to hei
old place as night operator here, and Ii
succeeded at Bogue Chitto by Mr.. Red
mond, of Osyka. Miss Julia Cunning
returns to her old place at Mad SOL
Station.
Mr.. Marion Newton, of the Little Ba
hala precinct, is being urged by the
people Of that section for Supervisor O.
Beat 2, for which he is said to be vel
qualified. The office is seeking the man
rs it were.
A most valuable and appealing letter
from the State President of the w. c. I
u, will be read at their meeting thu
evening. Will not members attend ant
hear Mrs. Ervin's thrilling experience OIL
avisit to the Penitentiaryf
Mr. A. NJ. Summers, our next Floate
Representative, was in town yesterday
and brought bale of new cotton whlei
he sold for cents cash. Mr.. Summers
has proven himself q successful farmer
and will make a good and reliable legls